November 25, 2011
by Deb
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I Started This One Hobby Collecting Cracked Corn Sparrows rarely change their feeding patterns, even when chased with claws. A squirrel, on the other tail, has hidden away insights from the oaks, which show long life can be grown by … Continue reading
July 16, 2010
by Deb
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The Instinctive Loving Response is what people do to avoid actual or perceived entrapment in trees. And it does not look like most people expect. There is very little hedge-trimming , no laughing, and no singing or sighs of any … Continue reading
April 27, 2009
by Deb
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Posing As Executive Privilege Strike a happy balance. You’re (sic) ready-for-action attitude makes you a shining example in executive circles. Out of balance circles: the tire’s about to blow. Strike a backward balance: Your wicked specimens make you a hardscrabble … Continue reading
April 23, 2009
by Deb
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A tumbled skeleton: A Penance to my Yarmulke on a Shabbat Not Celebrated We’ve careened off path enough to know senses remove the screen of mystic wax and match, the pulse at the dusk of another home. (Ritual has gone … Continue reading
February 11, 2009
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New flesh for this skeleton The sparkle will drip on the new snow. It was gathered on clouds, a silent choir, that only meant to sweep in shallow circles granting to broken brooms, not shovels: The error of gardening. But … Continue reading
August 21, 2008
by Deb
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So this is the fleshy poem I quickly put together so as to strip it for Dana’s RWP prompt this week- think crows on roadkill. No? Okay. Think deciduous tree at the end of autumn instead. Think about someone taking … Continue reading